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  Board of Nursing Provides Licensing Information, Application Materials and FAQs Related to COVID-19

  April 1, 2020

  The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) which provides services to the Board of Nursing has sent out information to support increasing the supply of nurses in Wisconsin in response to COVID-19. For a summary of the information please click here To access the applications for licensure Attesting

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  Governor Evers Issues Executive Order that Supports Increasing the Supply of Nurses in Response to COVID-19

  March 28, 2020

  WNA’s Advocacy Efforts Pay Off! Governor Evers issued Executive Order #16  which suspends Administrative Rules of Health Care Providers and Professional Services Credentialing which includes sections of the Administrative Code for Nursing.  By suspending these rules the Governor has created a pathway for increasing the number of nurse available to

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  WNA Update on Supporting Wisconsin Nurses during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

  March 26, 2020

  WNA continues to advocate for the nurses of Wisconsin.  Here is a summary of activities that have taken place over the last few days. The Wisconsin Board of Nursing is working on development emergency rules that will increase the number of nurses via Issuing of a temporary licensure (Graduate Nurse),

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  Updates on WNA and WNA Affiliate Events

  March 25, 2020

  The 2020 Healthy Nurses for Wisconsin Conference was scheduled for March 28th in Elkhart Lake. The event has been CANCELLED for 2020 and is rescheduled for March 20, 2021. The Wisconsin Association of School Nurses (WASN) Annual Conference was scheduled for April 20 through April 22 in Wisconsin Dells and is now

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  Joint Statement from Wisconsin Health Care Leaders

  March 24, 2020

  Health care leaders from across Wisconsin, including the Wisconsin Nurses Association, have signed a joint letter urging the public to abide by the “Safer at Home” order for COVID-19. “Wisconsin’s hospitals, health systems, physicians, nurses, clinics, health centers, nursing homes and long-term care facilities strongly support the ‘Safer at Home’

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